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Learn Colors for Kids, Toddlers & Babies: Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange | Kids Academy Teacherflix 4 Views • 1 year ago

When children learn colors, it is so much fun! These fun and educational videos teach colors for kids. These videos are ideal for use in school classrooms and home classrooms. ESL learners learn from and enjoy the videos too. Each video teaches a different color such as green, red, blue, yellow, and orange!

00:00 Start
00:08 - Orange
02:15 - Blue
04:10 - Green
06:30 - Yellow
08:29 - Red

Learning the names of colors and correctly identifying colors is one of the first academic skills that young preschoolers and kindergarteners learn. When children learn to name colors, they effectively describe objects in their environment. But knowing colors is more than that. When children learn colors, they can compare and contrast things in the child’s environment as well as use color to sort and classify objects.

The color videos from Kid’s Academy are perfect for teaching different colors. The videos are the appropriate length for young learners and simply explain what the different colors are and what the colors look like. The clips show our favorite elephant character on a different color adventure in each video. In the videos, the student sees examples of objects of each color. The color and color word are clearly stated and repeated often so that the learner remembers and pronounces the color name correctly.

When teaching colors for children, teachers and parents have the opportunity to extend the learning after viewing the videos. Ask your student or child to name other foods that are orange, red, blue, green or yellow. Identify objects in the home and classroom and name their color. And children cannot resist painting and drawing with these colors. Older students learning to write and spell color words benefit from writing the color words learned from the videos too!

Identifying colors for children is fun and an important milestone in a child’s early learning. With these clips, children learn quickly to identify and name each color. School and home classrooms can use these videos as a visual aid to assist young children with color mastery and provide fun and entertainment while learning.
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Punctuation for Kids: Period, Exclamation Mark, Question Mark| English Grammar | Kids Academy Teacherflix 5 Views • 1 year ago

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Learn English Punctuation for Kids: Period, Exclamation Mark, Question Mark

English punctuation for kids is a very important grammar lesson. It forms the basics of sentence structure and its understanding. It is very important to learn English for the kid and for the kid to have a clear understanding of using the right punctuation marks in their sentences.

Beginning with the very basics, let's learn about the ending punctuations for kids in this lesson. Ending punctuations are the punctuations that are used at the end of the sentences. It helps to understand the meaning of the sentence, where the sentence is ending and what is the sentence trying to say.

There are three most common ending punctuation marks used:
1. Period(.)
2. A question mark(?)
3. An exclamation point(!)

Most of the sentences end with a period. It marks the end of the sentence. For example:

1. The car is red.
2. I have a book.
3. He is reading.
4. This is an apple.

Sentences which are enquiring about something and are asking a question end with a question mark. For example:

1. Is this your book?
2. Do you have a pen?
3. Are you Jack?
4. How old are you?

The question mark answers the following questions:

1. What?
2. Why?
3. Where?
4. Whom?
5. When?
6. How?

Another very commonly used ending punctuation mark is the exclamation point. It is used when the sentence is trying to express a feeling.

For example:

1. Wow, that car goes really fast!
2. I am going to a big party tonight!
3. I love my new shoes!
4. That is my favorite color!

See how these sentences portrayed some feelings of excitement and joy.

These early punctuation lessons are very important and the kid must have a strong grip on these in order to be good at the upcoming grammar.

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